Decreased bone density - Hormone Optimal Care

What is decreased bone density?

Decreased bone density, also known as osteopenia or osteoporosis, occurs when the struts and plates that make up bone tissue become thinner and more porous over time. This leads to weaker, more fragile bones that are at higher risk for fractures and breaks.

Some key things to know about decreased bone density:

Bone mineral density (BMD) tests, such as DXA scans, can detect decreased bone density before fractures occur. These painless low-radiation scans measure bone loss in the spine, hips, and sometimes wrists.

If decreased BMD is found early, medications like bisphosphonates can be used to help rebuild bone and reduce fracture risk. At Hormone Optimal Care, we also offer customized bioidentical hormone therapy to help normalize estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone levels for stronger, healthier bones.

Our compassionate providers partner with each patient to determine the ideal hormone regimen to meet their unique needs. In addition to improving BMD, balanced hormones enhance energy, sleep, sexual health and an overall sense of wellbeing.

Don't wait for a fracture or low BMD diagnosis. Contact Hormone Optimal Care today to learn more about our osteoporosis treatment options and elective bone density scans. Investing in prevention and early intervention is the wisest way to enjoy strong, fracture-free bones for life! We're here to listen and help you take charge of your bone health.

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